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Son, John Stout; executor.
Daughter, Mary Potter, 10 shillings.
Daughter, Penelope (Stout), 10 shillings.
Grandson, John Stout
Grandson, Daniel Stout
Grandson, James Wells
Witnesses: John Potter, Jeams Wells, his mark, and Jacob Baker.
The testator made his mark to the will. His inventory amounted to £100-15-9.
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Issue
2 Mary Stout; married Mr. Potter.
3 Penelope Stout
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LINE OF MARY STOUT (BOWNE)
4 John Stout
5 Daughter Stout; married Mr. Wells, probably James Wells, and had Issue James Wells
4 JOHN STOUT, son of James Stout, I, born about 1735, resided at Shrewsbury, N. J. He married, by license dated Nov. 28, 1752-3, Ruth Ellison. He was called Capt. John Stout in the Revolutionary War. He died, in 1791, at Dover, N. J., intestate, and his wife adminis- tered on his estate.
In 1795, Ruth Stout, widow of John Stout, with Amos Pharo, executors of the estate of James Stout, executed a deed to Daniel Stout, for land, in Dover, the plantation formerly be- longing to John Stout, deceased.
Issue
6 John Stout
7 Daniel Stout
7 DANIEL STOUT, son of John Stout, 4, was born Nov. 14, 1758, and died Sept. 3 [2],
1843. He married, Dec. 25, 1792, Ann, daughter of Capt. Thomas and Elizabeth (Woolley) Chadwick, of the Revolution, born Dec. 9, 1772, and died Oct. 29, 1858. He resided at Good- luck, N. J .; he also lived for a while at Dover, N. J. He was a Revolutionary soldier and a Justice of the Peace. The square brackets enclose different dates, obtained from the Pension Office; otherwise the Bible and Pension Office dates are alike.
Daniel Stout had a brother, John, killed in the Revolution, wrote Judge D. I. C. Rogers to Edwin Salter in 1877. Daniel Stout's farm was on the south side of Stout's Creek, Forked River, and ran to the Bay.
Issue
8 John Stout, born Oct. 5, 1793; died Apr. 2 [5], 1795.
9 Elizabeth Stout, born Nov. 6, 1794; died, Jan. 16, 1883, unmarried.
IO Hannah Stout, born Nov. 16, 1796; married, Feb. 28, 1818, William Rogers.
II Rachel Stout, born Nov. 11, 1798; married John Williams.
12 Caroline Stout, born Nov. 16, 1800; died November, 1853; married, May 15, 1818, John, or Joseph, Henderson.
13 Catharine Stout, born Nov. 8, 1802; married William Holmes.
14 Anna Stout, born Feb. 25, 1805; died 1880; married, Feb. 14, 1824, Joseph Holmes.
15 Alice C. [Chadwick] Stout, born May 16, 1807; died, Apr. 19, 1868, aged 61, 11, 3; married, Nov. 12, 1856, Randolph Dye.
16 Margaret Stout, born Nov. 29, 1809; married John Applegate.
17 Sarah [Cravel] Stout, born Sept. 11, 1812; died 1894; married David I. C. Rogers.
LINE OF MARY STOUT (BOWNE)
4 MARY STOUT, daughter of Richard Stout, I, was born, I deduce, about 1648, and was married, at Gravesend, Long Island, according to various readings of the records of that town, either Nov. 26, 1665, Dec. 26, 1665, or Dec. 26, 1668, to James, the son of William Bowne.
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James Bowne moved from Gravesend and was among the first settlers of Middletown. He died prior to 1697, for in that year his son, James Bowne, took up lands in right of his deceased father. (See Bowne Family).
1675, Nov. 2. As a settler on the Monmouth Tract, prior to 1667, Mary Stout was alloted sixty acres in Middletown.
"James Bowne in right of his wife, Mary Stout, two hundred and forty acres."
Lib. 3, East Jersey Deeds, A side, page I.
Issue
James Bowne Samuel Bowne William Bowne John Bowne Probably others.
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LINE OF JAMES STOUT
5 JAMES STOUT, son of Richard Stout, I, was born, by deduction, at Gravesend, Long Island, about 1650.
1675, Nov. 2. As a settler on the Monmouth Patent, about 1667, he received sixty acres of land in Middletown.
1685, Feb. 16. He recorded his cattle-mark, at Middletown, but no further reference is found concerning it.
In 1686, he paid quit-rent on one hundred and forty-two and one-half acres of land, at Middletown.
1690, June 29. Richard Stout, of Middletown, gave land to his son, James Stout, of the same place, that was situated at Romanis or Hope River; and he also gave him five acres of meadow at Conescunk, described as "adjoining Dan. Stout." This is undoubtedly an error, and should have read David, in lieu of Dan, for I have no knowledge of the existence of any such an individual as Daniel Stout at this early date. And an analysis of the lands, deeded by Richard Stout, Sr., to his sons of this date, sustains the conclusion. This error is to be found on page 288, of Volume XXI, of the New Jersey Archives.
1705, Mch. 18. James Stout bought land of George Willocks.
1706, Apr. 6. James and Elizabeth Stout were of Middletown, and, Aug. II, 1707, of Free- hold. Both James and Elizabeth Stout made their marks.
1711, May 8. James and Elizabeth Stout, of Freehold, sold land.
1714, Jan. 29. James Stout, of Freehold, yeoman, and Elizabeth, his wife, for £250, con- veyed to Thomas Williams, of Freehold, yeoman, land, in Freehold, "where James Stout now lives," bounded by David Clayton, Jno. Warford, etc., reserving one-half of an acre of land where John Clayton and his wife are buried, which land the said James Stout bought from George Willocks, Mch. 18, 1705. James Stout and his wife, Elizabeth, both signed by their marks.
1714, Jan. 29. James Stout, of Freehold, yeoman, and Elizabeth, his wife, for £40, sold to John Warford, yeoman, of Freehold, land in said town. James and Elizabeth Stout both signed by their marks.
He married Elizabeth . .... , who may have been the Elizabeth Stout, of Freehold, who was a member of the Baptist Church, at Middletown, in 1712.
There was another Elizabeth Stout, of Middletown, also a church member, at this date. es e two individuals were the wives of James and John Stout.
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LINE OF JAMES STOUT
Issue
6 Benjamin Stout
7 James Stout
8 Joseph Stout
9 Penelope Stout; married William Jewell, and had Sarah Jewell, who married William Parke.
IO Mercy Stout; married Mr. Warner, and had a large family.
II Ann Stout; married Cornelius Johnson, had a large family, and lived to a great age. She outlived, by many years, all the other grand-children of Richard and Pen- elope Stout.
12 Elizabeth Stout; married Mr. Warford.
1705. The Grand Jury, of Monmouth Co., N. J., present Elizabeth, daughter of James Stout, of Middletown, for a bastard child by James Hid, late of Middletown. She was fined £5 and costs, or to be whipped ten lashes on her bare back. The fine was paid by her father, James Stout.
6 BENJAMIN STOUT, son of James Stout, 5, married Ruth Bogart. I doubt if Ben- jamin Stout was the son of James Stout, 5, though he is so reputed, but believe a generation has been dropped and that he was his grandson. The dates of marriage of his following children I think prove the error.
Issue
13 Sarah Stout; married John Taylor.
Issue Peter Taylor
14 Joseph Stout; married, by license dated Dec. II, 1765, Theodosia, daughter of Gabriel Hoff.
Issue
John Stout Mary Stout
15 Benjamin Stout; married Elizabeth, daughter of William Anderson, [marriage license dated Dec. 11, 1765], and had many children.
16 Elizabeth Stout; married John, son of Francis Quick. Had seven children.
17 Sarah Stout; married, by license dated Oct. 11, 1762, Zebulon Stout, son of Zebulon, 3, Jonathan, 2, Richard, I; no issue.
18 Mary Stout; married Mr. Hunt.
~ 19 Rachel Stout; married Stephen Howell, ; - Sf
20 Ruth Stout; married
2I Ann Stout; married Abram Stout, by whom she had a daughter, Sarah Stout.
7 JAMES STOUT, reputed son of James Stout, 5, married Joanna Johnson. Issue
22 Sarah Stout; married Samuel Furman, and had Sarah and James Furman.
23 Elizabeth Stout; married Abram Prall, and had William, Elizabeth and Hannah Prall.
24 Jemima Stout; married Thomas Hankison, and had children.
25 Joanna Stout; married Rulif Sutphin, and had Col. Abram, James, and three daughters.
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26 Thomas Stout; married twice; many children.
27 Cornelius Stout; married Miss Longstreet.
28 James Stout; married, by license dated Apr. 25, 1775, Louisa Hart [Lois Weart?], by whom he had a daughter, and a son, Thomas, who married Elizabeth Bur- roughs.
8 JOSEPH STOUT, son of James Stout, 5, moved to Philadelphia; followed the sea; . married, and had many children, among them:
Issue 30 Joseph Stout; a sea captain, in 1779.
LINE OF ALICE STOUT (THROCKMORTON)
6 ALICE STOUT, daughter of Richard Stout, I, was born, by deduction, at Gravesend, Long Island, about 1652. She was married, Dec. 12, 1670, to John, son of John Throckmorton, at Middletown, N. J .; second, to Robert Skelton, by license dated Oct. 30, 1691; and third, to Mr. Jones.
John Throckmorton died in the summer of 1690.
1692. Robert Skelton was on the Petit Jury, for Monmouth County.
Alice Stout was living with her husband, Robert Skelton, in Monmouth County, April, 1696-7.
1704, Apr. 13. Letters of Administration were granted to Alice Jones, mother of Joseph Throckmorton, lately deceased, intestate.
. 1704, May 15. Robert Skelton's Inventory was filed; he left an estate of large size. It was sworn to by Alice Jones, his relict and administratrix. New York Wills.
Issue by first husband, John Throckmorton:
7 Joseph Throckmorton; died unmarried.
8 Rebecca Throckmorton; married John Stillwell, Esq., of Staten Island.
9 Alice Throckmorton; married Thomas Stillwell.
IO Patience Throckmorton; married, first, Hugh Coward, by license dated July 6, 1703; second, Mr. Lake.
II Sarah Throckmorton; married Moses Lippit in 1697.
12 Deliverance Throckmorton; died single.
Issue by second husband, Robert Skelton:
13 Susanna Skelton; married Barnes Johnson.
14 Alice Skelton [?]
8 REBECCA THROCKMORTON, daughter of John Throckmorton and ALICE STOUT, 6, married John Stillwell, Esq., of Staten Island.
Issue
15 Richard Stillwell
16 John Stillwell
17 Joseph Stillwell
18 Thomas Stillwell
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LINE OF PETER STOUT
19 Daniel Stillwell
20 Rebecca Stillwell
21 Mary Stillwell
22 Alice Stillwell
9 ALICE THROCKMORTON, daughter of John Throckmorton and ALICE STOUT, 6, married Thomas Stillwell, of Middletown, N. J.
Issue 23 Thomas Stillwell
24 John Stillwell, born 1709.
11 SARAH THROCKMORTON, daughter of John Throckmorton and ALICE STOUT, 6, married, in 1697, Moses Lippit.
Issue
25 Sarah Lippit, born 1705.
26 John Lippit
27 Patience Lippit
28 Alice Lippit
29 Ann Lippit
13 SUSANNA SKELTON, daughter of Robert Skelton and ALICE STOUT, 6, married Barnes Johnson.
Susanna Skelton was spoken of as the sister of the half blood of Joseph Throckmorton, her brother. She was living, and the wife of Barnes Johnson, of Monmouth County, in 1726, and, in 1750, was deceased, leaving a son and heir, Skelton Johnson.
Issue 30 Skelton Johnson
14 ALICE SKELTON, daughter of Robert Skelton and ALICE STOUT, 6.
Whether such a daughter existed or not is problematical.
Patience Lippit, a grand-daughter of Alice Stout Throckmorton-Skelton, married, at Shrewsbury, II mo., 17, 1717, John Woolley. Her marriage certificate was signed by an Alice Skelton, at which time her grandmother was known to have been the wife of Mr. Jones, so that the grandmother either erroneously signed her name Skelton, instead of Jones, or she had a daughter, Alice Skelton.
LINE OF PETER STOUT
7 PETER STOUT, son of Richard Stout, I, was born, by deduction, at Gravesend, Long Island, about 1654, and died, at Middletown, N. J., between 1702 and 1703, for, May 23, 1702, he recorded his cattle-mark which he "had held many years," and, June 9, 1703, in his father's will, he is mentioned as deceased.
1675, Nov. 2. He was granted sixty acres of land, at Middletown, in right of his being a settler on the Monmouth Tract, in 1667.
1690, June 29. He received land by deed from his father, Richard Stout.
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Peter Stout resided in Middletown, and is reputed to have been very rich, possessed of an excellent disposition, and much respected. He married Miss Bullen, perhaps Mary, if it is she who is spoken of in the will of Richard Stout, I, as the wife of his son, Peter Stout, in 1703. He is reputed to have had a large family who settled in Monmouth County, along the seashore.
Issue
8 Mary Stout
9 John Stout ¿ as per will of Richard Stout, I.
9 JOHN STOUT, son of Peter Stout, 7.
1716, Oct. 9. John Stout, of Middletown, yeoman, son and heir of Peter Stout, of Middle- town, deceased, for £500, sold land to Obadiah Holmes, of Middletown, yeoman, on Hop River, and meadow, at Conescunk, which land was conveyed to Peter Stout by his father, Richard Stout, June 29, 1690. The deed was signed by John Stout and Sarah Stout. Witnesses: Re- bekeh Tilton, William Lawrence, Jr., Mercy Lawrence [daughter of Richard Hartshorne, born 1693] and Rachel Clark.
In 1716, Benjamin Stout, 10, an uncle of the aforesaid John Stout, had recently removed from Middletown to Delaware, where a number of families from East Jersey had settled on George's Creek, and it is supposed that they were drawn hither partly by the proximity of the Welsh Tract Baptist Church. Among these were three of the name of Stout:
John Stout, "of the township of Freehold, County of Monmouth, and Province of East Jersey," who bought land there on the north side of Dragon Swamp, May 8, 1708; Samuel Stout, with wife, Margaret, who bought land on George's Creek, in 1720; and "Elizabeth Stoute," who signed the marriage certificate of William Farson and Rachel Vail, in 1719.
The John Stout, whose name appears in Delaware, I believe corresponds to John Stout, 9, son of Peter Stout, 7, though he may be descended from some other one of the older sons of Richard and Penelope Stout. He signed the Confession of Faith of the Welsh Tract Baptist Church, in 1719, and disappears from the records in 1726.
LINE OF SARAH STOUT (PIKE)
8 SARAH STOUT, daughter of Richard Stout, I, was born, by deduction, at Gravesend, Long Island, about 1656. She married, at Middletown, N. J., Feb. 2, 1675, John Pike, of Wood- bridge, N. J., son of John Pike, of the same place. He was born in 1639, and died, Aug. 13, 1714, aged 75 years.
The Pikes were eminent in Woodbridge, N. J. Dally, in his history of that town, says of John Pike, the husband of Sarah Stout:
"The astute Judge John Pike, who having attained the age of seventy-five years, died in August, 1714; whether buried near his father, the distinguished Capt. John Pike, we do not know, as no stone marks the tomb of the elder Pike. Here, however, is Zebulon's grave and that of the third John."
Issue
9 John Pike, born Apr. 9, 1677; died May 14, 1677.
IO Sarah Pike, born Jan. 15, 1679; died Dec. 17, 1681
II Joseph Pike, born Oct. 18, 1680; died Dec. 28, 1680.
12 John Pike, born Dec. 5, 1681.
13 Joseph Pike, born Oct. 24, 1683.
14 Sarah Pike, "ye 2nd," born Oct. 17, 1686.
15 Mary Pike, born Nov. 9, 1687.
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LINE OF JONATHAN STOUT
16 Hannah Pike, born Dec. 18, 1689.
17 Zebulon Pike, born Aug. 17, 1693; died Feb. 6, 1763; buried, at Woodbridge, N. J., in Presbyterian Cemetery.
In 1680, John Pike, the First, had a daughter, Ruth, the wife of Abraham Tappin. Historical Society Records, Newark, N. J.
John Pike, Jr., formerly of Newberry, in Essex County, New England, now of Woodbridge, N. J., planter, gave Letter of Attorney to his father, Capt. John Pike, to sell his lands in said place. No date.
The Children of John and Sarah (Stout) Pike married and left a numerous progeny.
Joseph Pike, perhaps No. II, the son of John and Sarah (Stout) Pike, married, Dec. 27, 1716, Elizabeth Frazee, at Woodbridge, N. J.
Issue John Pike, born Jan. 4, 1718. Timothy Pike, born Apr. 3, 1720. Sarah Pike, born July 29, 1722. Elizabeth Pike, born Apr. 23, 1725.
FROM THE INSCRIPTION BOOK, HISTORICAL SOCIETY RECORDS, NEWARK, N. J .:
Jane Pike died, May 15, 1761, aged 39, o, o.
James Pike died, Feb. 18, 1759, aged 32, II, o.
Joseph Pike died Feb. 16, 1730, aged 36, o, o. John Pike died, Feb. 1, 1761, aged 43, 0, o.
Nathaniel Pike died, Sept. 22, 1766, aged 42, 0, o.
All are buried at Woodbridge, N. J.
LINE OF JONATHAN STOUT
9 JONATHAN STOUT, son of Richard Stout, I, was one of the younger children. He married, Aug. 27, 1685, Anna, daughter of James Bollen, Secretary of the Province, who died, at Woodbridge, N. J., in 1682. James Bollen's daughter, Anna, and son, James, in May, 1683, selected Samuel Moore and Nathaniel Fitzrandolph as guardians.
1685, Feb. 16. He recorded his cattle-mark, of which no later transfer is recorded.
1686. He paid quit-rent on one hundred and forty-two and one-half acres, at Middletown, N. J.
1698-9. He was Overseer of the Poor of Middletown, N. J.
1703, Jan. 26. John Chapman, yeoman, of Chesterfield, in Burlington County, N. J., sold to Jonathan Stout, yeoman, of Middletown, three hundred acres of land, lying above the Falls of the Delaware, for £65.
1704, Jan. I. Jonathan Stout and Anna, his wife, of Middletown, sold to James Hubbard, of the same place, two hundred and fifty acres of land, in Middletown, and Meadow at Conas- conck, for £328.
The preceding sales and the following purchase were, apparently, made with the intention of moving to the Hopewell district, where, with two other families, he was about to found a settlement in the wilderness.
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1705, July 20. William Crouch, of London, and William Bills [Biles], of Bucks County, sold to Johathan Stout, of Burlington County, one sixteenth of one one-hundredth part of the Province of West Jersey.
1714, Mch. 12. He and his wife, Anna, acknowledged a deed.
Jonathan Stout and his family were a devout set of people. The first Baptist Church in Columbia village, Township of Hopewell, was organized, Apr. 23, 1715, with Mr. Stout and his family representing eight or nine of the fifteen constituent members. The church was consti- tuted at his house, the meetings were chiefly held at the dwelling of the Stouts, from the foun- dation of the settlement till the erection of a meeting house, a period of forty-one years, and it was estimated that the total membership of the church, from first to last, contained, up to 1790, nearly two hundred of the Stout name, besides as many more of the blood of the Stouts, who had lost their name by intermarriage with others.
In 1790, two deacons and four elders of the church were Stouts, and the late Zebulon and David Stout had been main pillars of the church. The last lived to see his descendants number one hundred and seventeen souls.
In the early career of the Hopewell Church Edwards says that Joseph, Sarah, Benjamin, Hannah, David and Zebulon Stout were reputed to have gone to Pennsylvania for baptism, while the other children of Benjamin Stout, viz., Samuel, Jonathan and Ann Stout were bap- tized in Hopewell, although the church books do not give the names.
1722, Nov. 24. Jonathan Stout made his will, which was proved Mch. 25, 1723, and mentioned:
Son, Joseph -
Daughters, Sarah, Hannah, and
Sons, Benjamin, Zebulon, Jonathan and David, to each of whom he gave one shilling.
Son, Samuel, received a negro girl.
Daughter, Ann, received a negro girl.
Executor: Andrew Smith.
The inventory of his estate amounted to £362-2-103/4.
Some of the descendants of Jonathan Stout are reputed to have moved to Kentucky, and the South, about the time of the Revolutionary War.
Issue
10 Joseph Stout, born, Oct. 25, 1686, in Middletown.
II Sarah Stout, born, Sept. 10, 1689, in Middletown.
12 Benjamin Stout, born, Dec. 14, 1691, in Middletown.
13 Hannah Stout, born, Mch. 29, 1694, in Middletown.
14 David Stout, born, in 1706, as per Asher Taylor, Esq .*
15 Zebulon Stout, born, in 1699, as per Nathan Stout.
16 Samuel Stout, born, in 1709, as per Asher Taylor, Esq.
17 Jonathan Stout, born, 1701, as per Nathan Stout, pamphlet written in 1823.
18 Ann Stout, born, in 1704; married Nehemiah Bonham, and had a daughter Anne, who married Benjamin Reeder. Her mother was nigh on to sixty years old at her birth.
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10 COL. JOSEPH STOUT, son of Jonathan Stout, 9, was born Oct. 25, 1686, and died Oct. 22, 1766. He married Ruth, daughter of Dr. Henry Greenland. She was a constituent member of the Hopewell Church, in 1715, with her husband and his family.
*Asher Taylor, Esq., the early Middletown genealogist, and Nathan Stout, give the date of Benjamin Stout's birth as 1696, which is wrong, unless the Benjamin Stout, who was born in 1691, died, and a second son was so called. Asher Taylor also gives to Sarah Stout, 11, a husband, Andrew Smith.
LINE OF JONATHAN STOUT
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1722. Joseph Stout was on the Hopewell Tax Roll, and had twenty-eight cattle, eighteen sheep, two hundred and thirty acres of land, and was married.
In 1731, Joseph Stout was one of many defendants to popular land ejectment suits. 1749, Aug. 29. Jos. Stout, Esq., of Hopewell, N. J., gave a deed to John Stout, his son. Witnesses were David and Jonathan Stout.
In 1753, Col. Joseph Stout was assessed in Hopewell.
Issue
19 John Stout
20 Joseph Stout
21 Col. Jonathan Stout
22 James Stout
23 Mary Stout; married Harmon Rosenkranz. She had issue: Alexander, Joseph, John, Catharine, Mary and Rachel.
24 Ann Stout; married Mr. Worth, and had children.
25 Ruth Stout; married Mr. Leonard, and had children.
26 Rachel Stout; married Mr. Stockton, and had issue: Joseph and Richard Stock- ton. Upon the death of Mr. Stockton, Rachel Stout married Mr. Reddal, by whom she had a daughter, Ann.
11 SARAH STOUT, daughter of Jonathan Stout, 9, was born Sept. 10, 1689; married Andrew Smith.
Issue
Ann Smith; married Thomas Hirst, or John Titus.
Jonathan Smith; married Miss Hixon.
Andrew Smith; married Miss Mershon.
George Smith; married, and had a family.
Charles Smith; married
Timothy Smith; married Miss Lott.
12 BENJAMIN STOUT, son of Jonathan Stout, 9, was born Dec. 14, 1691; married Hannah Bonham.
There was a Benjamin Stout, Sr., on the Assessment Roll, of Hopewell, in 1753, and a Benjamin Stout, Jr., who may have been his son.
Issue
28 Jonathan Stout; married Miss Jewell; lived one hundred years, and had a large family. 72.1
29 Hezekiah Stout; married, first, Widow Smith; second, Widow Sorter; lived to nearly one hundred years. No issue. 1
30 Benjamin Stout; married, first, Rebecca Dulhangel; second, Sept. 17, 1772, by license, Marthew Schihok [Skyhawk]. He had large families by both wives. 31 Nathaniel Stout; married Charity Furman; had a daughter, Rhoda Stout, who married, first, Zephaniah Stout; second, Burges Allison, and had issue by both husbands.
33 Ezekiel Stout; married Miss Drake; had many children.
34 Hosea Stout; married in Virginia; had many children.
35 Mary Stout; married William Heabron; had issue.
36 Hannah Stout; married David Ollivant.
37 Sarah Stout; married Andrew Bray.
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13 HANNAH STOUT, daughter of Jonathan Stout, 9, was born Mch. 29, 1694; married Jediah Higgins.
Issue
Mary Higgins; married her mother's first cousin, Benjamin, son of David Stout, son of Richard Stout, the First.
Joseph Higgins Jonathan Higgins Joshua Higgins
James Higgins
Rachel Higgins
L 14 DAVID STOUT, son of Jonathan Stout, 9, was born in 1706, and married Elizabeth Garrison. Of him Nathan Stout wrote, in 1823: "He was reputed an honest man and a Chris- tian, which I believe to be the two highest traits of which human nature is susceptible."
In 1722, David Stout was assessed on the Hopewell Tax List, for ten cattle, one sheep, two hundred and fifty acres of land, and was married.
There was a David Stout, Sr., on the Assessment Roll, of Hopewell, in 1753, and another David Stout, who may have been his son.
Issue
38 Jonathan Stout
39 Andrew Stout
40 James Stout
41 David Stout; married Charity Burrows and had Mary Stout, who married Jared Saxton, and Elizabeth Stout, who married Nathaniel Burrows.
42 Elizabeth Stout; married Freegift Stout, her second cousin.
43 Ann Stout; married Timothy Merrill, or Merrit.
44 Mary Stout; married John, son of Lewis Chamberlain.
45 Sarah Stout; married Moses Randolph. b. 1743, d. 3/14/1832
46 Hannah Stout; married James Wyckoff, by license dated Apr. 2, 1765, and had a son, Peter Wyckoff, who had a daughter, Mary, who married John I. Updike, of Hopewell, son of Jesse, grandson of Laurence.
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15 ZEBULON STOUT, son of Jonathan Stout, 9, was born in 1699, and married Charity, daughter of Thomas Burrows, of Hopewell, N. J. Hod. aug. 27, 1788, in 90% ,r.
There was a Zebulon Stout on the Assessment Roll, of Hopewell, in 1753.
Issue
47 John Stout
48 Zebulon Stout
49 Ann Stout; married, by license dated July 23, 1744, Ichabod Leigh.
50 Hannah Stout; married John Bunson [Brinson?].
51 Mary Stout; married, by license dated Mch. 14, 1770, Francis Carbine.
52 Rachel Stout; married, by license dated Dec. 22, 1747, Stephen Barton [Bartow?]
53 Charity Stout; married Nathaniel Stout, son of David and Ann (Merrill) Stout.
54 Sarah Stout; married, first, Abraham Skillman; second, by license dated June 4, 1764, Nathaniel Stout.
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LINE OF JONATHAN STOUT
16 SAMUEL STOUT, son of Jonathan Stout, 9, was born in 1709, and married, first, in 1729, Catharine Simpson, widow of his cousin, James, son of David Stout; second, Widow Lim- brook, perhaps Tenbrook.
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